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Docker has a nice feature to remove old things like:
docker system prune -fa
Am I supposed to delete images individually with img?
img
# img rm -h rm - Remove one or more images. Usage: img rm [OPTIONS] IMAGE [IMAGE...] Flags: -h, --help help for rm Global Flags: -b, --backend string backend for snapshots ([auto native overlayfs]) (default "auto") -d, --debug enable debug logging -s, --state string directory to hold the global state (default "/root/.local/share/img")
The wildcard doesn't work either.
Yeah, I know about:
img ls | grep ... | awk ... | xargs img rm
but it would be nice to support clean up of build cache with an option.
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Docker has a nice feature to remove old things like:
Am I supposed to delete images individually with
img
?The wildcard doesn't work either.
Yeah, I know about:
but it would be nice to support clean up of build cache with an option.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: